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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
CHANGED DAILY.
Green and Rip. Grape Jelly.

Take small ousDtities Of green and ripe
grapes, cook With very little water til the
skins break, then strain them through a
thin cloth, and put the iufce IN 81 agate
iron preserving kettle. boil iill ths ~aief il
all evsporstcd. Measures ponnd Of sraDn-
lated sugar 10 = pint Of the Juice. put tho
sugar in pans in bot oven until heated
through. stirring ofien % keep from scorch-
ing when bot pat in he juice, and when
Ali dissolved boil up once and take from the
FIRE and put in hot Jelly glasses, and II not
stiff enough when cold. set IN the sun few
days. This makes sn excellent Jelly, to
eat with either bot or cold meats.
oTsTFE OR OATMEAL VaPYTEs.
The hsndsomesi little aish for this pur.
pose we have ever had il the English Cor
DON Maple, which conr in q bslf dozen
nch and vsried decorsiiona and n sold
either in assorted styles of all alike ss pre-
ferred. Price % csnts each. Bread spo
Mix Bowls and Plates to match st equally
close prices. You shopld see our elegant
assortment 0f English dscofste3 and Havi-
lands French China decorated. Just received.
IL echpses al our former impeftstions end
shows tbe verr Is;ss; things IN style. direct
from London end Paris.
THf BILL of FAEE.
This is osfen q Troublesome question
especially for small boarding houses. The
difficulty lies net only iD what b provide
but asso hoa 70 present Il 10 sttfsotivs
fhApe. TIE cost of printing new tiil O'
fare each day Is Iarxe. and NAV b partislis
ssvei hy printing ray a ttoDssBa csrd'
with the bead liDss and couTs>> and SLING
IN be names % toe dishes bt hand.
An easier way Of Cling in tSs sfil is ts
nse tbs Feissine copying process. which
~irA one writing vili print 'niriy o. forty
copies. These copying presses sre for sale
st The ststioners. sa8 cost only iz09. In.
qgire fof The Eek'o okraph" We append
below bin of fare suifsEie foT tie season
and Faa6e "a tie above manner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
ku-KlUx IN INDIANA.
whItscsps Take the Law Into Their Owl
Hands.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Sept. 1.-Tbe White
caps visited the residence of John Hiider.
brand. Justice of the Peace near French
town, Harrison county. last midnight, took
him fr0n bis bed, and gave him ter
rible switching. de was charged with
drunkenness and whipping his wife.
Al Depanw. short distance from
Frenchtovn. the whitecap- ordered Joseph
Rossnbsrger. a ssloonkeeper, 10 drink less
whiskey. under a penalty of being tied to a
tree and whipped and sal;ed. A. the resi-
dences of Paul HernlOt. the postmaster and
Judge J. c. Calhoun the vhitecaps gave
explicit orders 10 report Justice Hide
brands fate 70 all bis neighbors for miles
around. or. falling 10 obey, they would be
similarly treated ani run out of the COM
munity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

wksBseros. sept L-Tae Secre1srv ~
wsr hss approved The rsauest of The Tx
Ccniejsrsts Association AZ Chicago. 60 ersct
memorial % The Confelerzte dead buried
In the Govern nens beiidinr ate ia Oak
land Cerletery near that city. nufer such
reRu atoms af Instructions ~ ths Quarter
Master eeaefal aay deem proper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
The Grown Prince Yet In London.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Crown Prince Frede-
rick William is still in London. The
weather is very stormy and DR.. Mackenzie
fears an attack OF sessickness 10 which the
Prince would infsllibly be subjected in
crossing the channel might affect his throat.
DR.. Mackenzie is highly gratified at the
beneficial effect of the Princes sojourn in
the Highlands. His general health is ex-
cellent, his vocal fatigue much less and the
fered, much less severe DR.. Mark Howell
will accompany the Prince 10 Tyrol.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
slsaoP AAsRls DYING.
rhs Great Msthodisf ntvfn~ sarertnx From
Heart nfs~are

Nsw Yosx. sept Bishop William l..
Hsr7is Of the Aeshoeist Episcopal Church
Is believed 70 Be lyinE At tie point Of death.
Tks physicians say he cannot Eve uors
than thres tsgs. For number 81 ves-s 1e
hss ceen sa1erinE trom time 10 tin4e ritl
hesrf disease ard that IS tae pressut rronh =
8ishop Hsrris Joined the Michigan Cow
ference nearly Gty Years ago aid uas ex-
pecfed 70 ereside st fAe Am ial conference
wbich = 10 begin st Bsy Fiew next wsek
Wednesday -ED.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

MssIxz CRY. sept. f.--The bvi1e settlers
az 4 3. Rsiras sat sfock collapsed Ct Z
o'clecx isst night DESTROYING 30 ksTrsIs Of
eat. tesring 1oru ere sije # the tlock
destroying "a. coapa1ys deck and dsraag
Ing the nschinerr The tosAl damage -
property 80 rssch g. 500
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

PsRrsxovTz. y. H.. s.pt I--Tarse boTs,
rsnxsng from = u yeaS q sSs. wsrs
srs~ues3 this aferroe1 nsar woodrs :
Island. TIE eldest bog rks xon q tie
Isfs Iensnaer r 5ohnsea. Unf.~a Sutes
Nay. The ether Boys vsrs Esraed Msckeg
and lI7ed = Bostoa<
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

WssHrSsTos. sept. Applications for
th4 pTspxynent Of interest On sozds
sr7ountf-E te s Nf2 s6e wsrs reosvs6 a.
TIE Treasury Dspartnent tosssF nasksns TIE
sosel % de 80 7lsIe1. Tbese zsr ssst -
- fsr core fsora he.1s~s 81 81 o. -
sss7r- -psr-eSazs S2565s 10 o. f51r sws
s-hzias sss sL1s9. 90 of Rsciz& kssr0sya
soa<s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Although the weather was very disagree
able. Redmoad's Grand Opera House was
comfortably filed last evening. The Wilbur
Opera Company presented "Giroae-G -Girofa"
TO the entire satisfaction Of the somewhat
enthusiastic audience Three Black Cloaks"
viii be given this afternoon and La Mas
cotte' tonight
c. Sumner Burroughs. the popular
treasurer Of The Wonderland has returned
from bis vacstioa. which he spent At Nash
vile. III. his smiling c0untenance will he
seen IA tbe box oibcs Of the cosy little
theatre IS Of yore.
Manager Dag and he staff are working
ike beavers, reftang aud preparing The
Wonderland Tor It's opening which will
occur September Il Several improve
msnis are being made for the comfort Of
patrons and the popular amusement
palace will present almost new appear
ance.
The sale Of sests for Sol. Smith Russef's
BE wifohed" SaturdsT night has already
assumed extensive proportions. IS vii
= seen n our telegraph colunns the piece
wss presented for the hrst tide AZ Mgsse-
eon lass night. end net with an immense
success.
A fire entertainment Is berg given At
Saith s9peraHo1xe thls Reek ans he a8usa
s.fIied ~ each perform ahcs. Trapeze AZ
tiss<. con- ediaus. Focslsts. shd tie greatest
iasxler u The sxe are among the special
fles rai.s fbe Trsii Of Blood. il - ia.
tersstlng and smasiBg drama.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
wAo KNew Alm7
A sFfehsxsa ousck coasnsV. suiease IN 9
Tenaesse@ jan.

NasHvuzK Tenn. sept. L--Dr. NcDon-
al. 'csEcs- specialist, committed snicics
IN Lawrence Jaii to3s-. ~hsrs be had ben
,s-ns for Obtaining mtnsv under false prs-
renses Mclsons.d ~ho e supposed e. be
from Micbsxsn. toox lssda1aR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

NkcsISsc isEAxn. Sept. l.--The propeller
jay Goaid. bound for Chicago. rsn ssro1nd
O. the west end ot Bois Bisnc island this
morning. IA dense sax. A tag and l.z1ssr
aare hteu gCrkiar a. her a. aaT
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

CHssszsroS. $. G. sepk I.-PrusaAlv
utss-fsnths e re oolored people IN The city
we're Gus IN ths epen sir holding re- sessn
services isst n gAt. ftvss he 6rsesrniver-
szxv 0f tks great esrthanske.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

LADIES,
Misses ADD
InFAnTS
Muslin Underwear.

In order 20 make the muchs
required room Tor constantly
arriving new Fail goods va
have determined 20 make : spec,
iai sac OF ouE entifc stock a
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
commencing Mcnday. Aug. Co
and continuing until the lines
are closed out. Ladies reouirs
ing underwear for thensseivcs
or children VIII co W II 20 mako
their purchases as early in the
week as possible. while the
styles and lines are unbrokens
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

sssArcos. n y. Sepk The single
scsil rses cn TIE axe fh5s sfternoor 81
tween Teenser. Hsmn. fee md Buhezr -
suited u = victory 'or freuar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

prs NoNzs. lows. Srpt i-Tss Demo-
c-sfie STATE ccuvec,icn t0s'a4 nc.rs rs-ri
Major (. s. Anderxcn flr Governor. p'sf-
fsrsz snasrses C-~Telsad's sdEniristrxs Ca
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

A Quarter OF = Niflioa serss Forfeited b
the ~. H a. %. Road

the ~. n. a. o. Road
wksHrSaroS. sept. Acting Land Com
missioner st0cksisger has issued orders
relative to the restoration to the public
domain OF indemnity lands held for the
Marauette. Houghtou & Ontonsgon Rail
road Company in Michigan The amount
Of land Is 257. as acres.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

The standing Of the clubs up 20 and In
cluding the games Of yesterday, IS s fol-
t,na
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS

al y, so, IS, 60 SO, 90. IS.
80. S., 81 and upwards as high
as SIS. Ladies Night Dresses SO,
90, IS. IS. ST., SfIs, Sr.as, ST.ss,
Si.6o, Si.f6, and as high as
Sc 10 each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
Infants Short LrtSSeS

at 20. 60, 75, s., 81, sl.45 and
sl.55. Infants Long Dresses
at So. 20. -. 90. 81, sI.25.
sl50. sl75. So. s2.50a and s460
rfsrts Lcak skiris a. &C. &c, Is,
90. 81. f.25s 1.5osn6 2 %.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

Y l:.!rli iii lrr ward, ,vro.,ri,i. from IL
fever. q, 1rl,:rti ;;cllel's attention soon after
her entrance upon duty ut Nashville.
! Wcn.Gnly intuition silO"ce. her that nnrtl-
! nary spirit s,lnbcrcl underneath the usual
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
CHAPTER XVIII.
SECRET Scpvrrr

,sss h" summer and fall Of the "battle year, of
Cnm. 1 naa passed without the Army Of tho
Nh;oe.la''d-then Nh;a callen the ARM of thu the
..on.; ..m;oe!ns able to bring its Confederate an. @
the two hal .a uecls've struggle. In September
Tennessee ~ aacese entirely across the states of
louisyi,,s "si ..si kentucky for the prize Of
Octot,er t,a winch the Union army wen. In
through Esnt u latter chased its enemy back
DICT MN "eneacky' :. without being able to in
wy" IL more than the abortivo blow At
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

1.>>u Os.uc, VI H1;rN,, VI :s., JAN -. 1897.
%voyicE h,.,i,. ..i..f, ,. the folio. Ing nam,
~ I'd settler ha. fi.l noi,c- .: his Intention to
make ina, proc. in s"rpovt.i his claim. and that
said ,,root will y. made hel"r thc irnsc ., .i.e
,v, OF il, his at,s.lcc, the cc: sid c""r, at Dillon
Montana, On
March ~. 1897. viz: Frederick w. rahnish.
who made Lon,. stead :,pc::i"n, No: ~: "r the
NJ: E,4 ) " 4 SE'.. a''': 50, y" = sec. &C.,
Tr :, s ot X {. ". ..,;s .,;s
Iii. narcs the following witnesses to prove MS
ce:,.inass,s rcsi.lenc. ,pon AZ u!I.as.on % sa:d
Gr', ,,,, Irs.r, Cad. H. All of Hannack, Mt.
= ~ s. W. .LASGiioNSE: Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
WORKING CLASSES Attention!

We row prepared 70 tari:is: n! cast '''h
e,r,.oy,,,cn. ut ho.,,c ,ho.c Of .c time, ar =
t,":- spar, r,oicn,>. Eusil. ish and l"oii-
able Persons 0t either ,...y cara !l'; =; cr'!.i
t. ,y per evening. and l,ropo,,o,si sur.a D DC.
y.,ii,r tl their tim. IL c h,~HCsS. ,;irN ana g.r,
ear, :,,:lv much Tat al Nj , >cc uir
,!.y .cn.: ,.:,iy address ami c III: Hl:-ncss, Ne
~, ~. te offer. To sci. not veil stt ,.:ci NC
" II send dollar 70 rly tor the .H7.h!c ct Fritlng
~! particular. and nlt.t free. -std'csS l|o'cf
S..::so.: Il Go, Portland Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

Hess 10 cvCgwhelu, him witt, ,,uc.,.a,:, con-
corning TIC o:l. nl.n Of ull tho world sac most
dSs'.rI to i@nra about. Il can spare YOU but
li,t!" tine.
"A!l r:3:i. miss. Ter begin with, nv
names not Brown. Nary Il time. Hits
Fcrlucr-Jin, Eortlel--tllc 'u,,,,} ,,ou,.' ez
l lncivu u ,ra,iin' bout totl.cr day, when
ye war Swim The boys the w;,r news in tho
papers. In, we'll known cz u secret sarvico
nlan-tu vcil Known, I'm :fecrtt | could
sit long itiNut quito cz mcnny I,.lnta,,ces
"a Lave :se:i,c:rd up lately. More specially
o the kind, fur menny OH 'cnl arc only wait
IN a good opportunity ter gin me /, gram in
icr,'ur;ion - tarnity. Id rutl:cr know fewer
folks an better ones, cz wn,,St l,.r,y4l llarry
Glen say,
What do yo, know of ----" Rachel
started to say, tut before she could iinsl, tho
sentence Iitner resumed:
I'm now bout ter start on the most 'Dor-
tant work | ever donc fur tho rover'mint.
Things ar riicnin' fast fur the orfulcst lmttle
ever fit III this ere contry. Aforc the Chris
muss Snow i!ic' this ere arnlyl lal} on them
| thar ton!c,.,,:2.,@i round Murfrccsboro like
an oak trsr q, q den of rattlcs,,,kes B!oodll
run like Water i'll sprin;. tl,:,w an them fcl-
lcisli i.cv 50 r:rnny Iun'ra!s ter tend tlet
t.icf WC.! ECt no tlilc 1Or ClllS!ii>S :rutitS,
They've raced b;.cl; an fo.ca.,!, AN lodged
! up ar down i'lr I. year ROW, Ll. i.!ty!e ut
the cclld ny thor rope. am hill Lc a ,icatll
nooze fur en-. May the pit o Ev!i open
! fur 'e,.i.
He watched Hechels face c!oscl" ;s he
spoke. She neither Llanchcsl Nor lvcnled
but her eyes; lighted UP Us il with ;.n.,pa
tion OF tic coming conflict, ard she asked
eagerly:
! "Oh, arc you on!y quits sure that o,,r arm,
| will be victoriors:''
| His eyes shtLe with gratiiicnton
F, TIE hc GoNIiUNrI.,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

tTr tc GoHliHnrT.l
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

.,.;.,r,. 10: Her MISERY. vas ''''
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
w. Q. T. U.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.

The Pope Encourages Total Abst,nenc.
A translation of the Brief of His Bo
Illness, Leo X1II, to Bishop Ireland on
this important subject:
VENERABLE BRoTuER:-lIe Health and
apostolic benediction. The admiraho
works of piety and charity by which
our faithful children in tbs Iyn;taa
States labor to promote not only their
own temporal and eternal welfare hn,
also THAT of their fellow citizens and
which you have recently related to-
gives to us exceeding great consolation
and above oil we have rejoiced to learn
with what energy and zeal, by means
of very excellent associations, and es.
pecially through the Catholic Tota,
a Abstinence Union, you combat the do.
structive vice of intemperance. For
1t is well known how ruinous. how do.
plorable is the injury both to faith and
to morals that is to be feared from in.
temperance in drink Nor can we sut8-
States who recently in the Plenary
council of Baltimore, in the weightiest
words condemned this abuse, declaring
it to be perpetual incentive to sin and
fruitful root of all evils, plunging the
| families of the intemperate into the
direst ruin, and drawing numberless
souls down to everlasting perdition:
| declaring moreover that the faithful
who yield to this vice Of intemperance
become scandal to non-Catholics and
great hindr;nce TO the propagation
of true religion.
Hence we esteem worthy of all COM
| mendation the noble resolve of your
pious associations by which they pledge
themselves to abstain totally from
every kind Of Intoxicating drink. Nor
can it at all be doubted that this deter
minatlon is the proper and truly etfica-
cious remedy for this very great evil:
and that so much more strongly will
all be induced to put this bride upon
appetite, by how much greater are the
dignity and influence of those who
give the example. But greatest of all
in this matter should be the zeal Of the
priests, who, as they are called to in-
struct the people in the world OF life,
and to mould them to Christian NOR
ality; should also, and above all, walk
before them in the practice of virtue.
Let pastors therefore do their best to
drive the plague of intemperance from
the fold of Christ by assiduous preach
ing and eXortation, and to shine before
all as models of abstinence, that SO the
many calamities with which this. vice
threatens both church and state may
by their strenuous efforts be ayerted.
And we most earnestly beseech al
mighty God that in this importan
matter: He may graciously favor you
desires and assist your endeavors; AM
as a pledge of the Divine protectio
and as testimony of your paterna
affection, we most lovingly besto'
upon you, most venerable brother, an
upon all your associates in the hol
league, the apostolic benediction.
Given at Rome from st. Peters, tn
9th day of March, in the year 1887, tt
tenth year Of our Pontificate.
LEO XIII, POPE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
i" Make Way for Dakota!'
Chicago Inter Ocean.

ACT l. st Paul and Minneapolis in
great crowds pushing to see the presi-
dent. Commanding voice from the
rear:
Make way for Dakota !,
Crowd makes way. Mrs. Cleveland
is charmed with the young people, and
whispers her husband to urge their
adoption in his message.
ACT II. House of representatives at
Washington. Business rushing. a
hundred members tlourishing bills in
the speakers face. Voice:
Make way for Dakota !"
In moment hundred small jobs
and the Mormon statehood deal are
side-tracked, and the Dakota enabling
act has passed on third reading.
"Make way for Dakota "
Well, it looks that way.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20

Notice has been served by the rail
way commission of the state of Mime
sofa that proceedings will be COM
menced against railway companies who
fail to have all passenger coaches on
their respective roads supplied with at
least two fire extinguishers each by
November lst.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
OFFICIAL PAPER.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
EIGHTH DAY.
y, ~ r,k a,

EIGHTH DAY.
Parker d 7. Oct. II, 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Allen, Der
telsen, Bacon and Shurtletf; also M.
j. Hogan, clerk
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The following road order was accept
ed and ordered placed on record:
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, lSS
County OF Turner.
Wehreas, at Il session of the board OF
county commissioners, held October
4th, 1887, a petition signed by more
than twelve freeholders of said county,
praying for the location of public
highway (Which is hereinafter more
fully described) was LAID before said
board by the county clerk, and said
board being satisfied that ut least
twenty days notice had been given be-
fore such session of said board, by post
ing up notices in three public places
along the line of said proposed high
way; and it further appearing to said
board that the initial and terminal
points of said road and the entire
course thereof lay entirely within the
section lines, it is considered unneceS-
sary to view or survey said proposed
highway, and the same is hereby de-
clared to be Il public road, which said
road is hereby described as follows,
| to-wit:
Commencing on the county line be-
tween Turner and Yankton counties,
between sections 81 and 32. township
| 81, range 81, and running thence north
on section lines between sections 81 and
32, 80 and 30. 10 and 20, II and lS, land
s. 5 and 6; thence through township ",
range "a, rs follows: 81 and 32, 20 and
30, - and 20, II and 18, land 8, . and =,
thence thrrugh township 50, range 54;
as follows: 81 and 32, 80 and 30. Island
20. II and lS, and 8, 5 and 6 to the
north boundary line of said township
80, range 81, The section line above
described to be the center Of said road
and the same to be four rods wide. We
have assessed the damages caused by
the location of said highway as fol
owS:
The benefits to the freeholders along
the route of said highway being ad
judged equal to the damages. and NJ
damages having been claimed by an!
treeholders along said route, and dt
adjudge the benefits to be derived by
the owners thereof from the location o
said highway to be equal to the DANA
ges.
Given under our hands this l1th da.
of October, 1887.
Attest: JOSEPH ALLEN,
M. D. HOGAN, Chairman.
Clerk.
, The following bills were allowed:
A w Bacon. commissioners fees and mile
age, SIC
j Ii Shurtleff, commissioners fees and mile
A Bertelsen. commissioners fees and mile
age, G'
Joseph Alien, commissioners fees and mile
age, 7C
On motion board adjourned to Mon
day. October 18th, 1887, at o'dlock a. II
Attest: JOSEPH ALLEN,
M. j. HOGAN, Chairman.
: Clerk.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
u. S. Land Office at yankton. Dakota.

october IL. 1881.
NTorIcE in hereby given, That the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF her inteli-
tion to make final proof in support of the claim
Of l.Dui Hansen. deceased. and thar sad proof
will be made before the judge. or in his absence,
before the clerk of the district court for Turner
county, Dakota Territory. mt Parker. the county
seat thereof. on Monday. the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1887, ut 10 o'clock a. M, VIZ:
KRISTEN .JORGENSEN,
mother of I.ou Hansen, deceased, under his
homestead entry No. 5l73, for the southwest
quarter OF section No. twenty (2O) III township
No. ninety-scvcn (97) north of range No nifty
four (5i) west fifth T. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land viz:
Z:lcharias Madscn, .Jorgen Iienrikscn. Paul An
dcrsen, MAIDS Larsen, all of Spring Valley, Tur
ner County, Dakota.
vpt HUGHES EAST, Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
U. s. Land omce at Yankton, Dakota; g.

NOTICE is hereby given. That the following
IN named settler hasIiiled notice OF his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge or in uis absence, before the clerk of the
district court for Turner county, Dakota Terri
tory, ut Parker the. county seat thereof. on
Wednesday, the 7th day OF December. 1887, at
IL O'Clock Il. ln. vz
CHRISTIAN NJ. NIELSEN,
nnder his homestead entry No 57I7, for the
southwest quarter of section No. twenty-one III
township No. ninety-seveu north of range No.
fifty-fOllr west fifth Z. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Peter Petersen. of Swan Lake Turner Co. Oak.
Jens Peter .lorgensen, .
.Jcns Peter Hansen, .
Jens Christian Chrlstiansen, of Spring Valley.
Turner Co., Dakola.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20

President Depew of the New York
Central, III speaking Of railroad earn
ings. says they are "at present on the
Vanderbilt system simply magnificent,
and from what can see and learn they
are equally good on most of the rail
roads Of the country" A little OF the
magnificence might be cnt off for the
benefit of the grain and stock raisers of
the west.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20

The Aberdeen Evening Republican
made its appearance IN that thriving
central Dakota metropolis last We'd
nesday, and its editor and manager, q.
Boyd Barrett, says it's some to stay"
Success to you. Major; and may the
democratic Evening Republican have a
long lease of life.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20

Gov. Church, in his report, estimates
the wheat crop at 6O,OoO,OQO bushels.
The increase in population during the
past twelve month the governor figures
at 10000.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
U. 5. Land Office at yankton; D. T; =,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
tiou to make final proof in support of hr claim.
and that said proof will bcmade before register
or receiver at Yankton, Dakota, on Tuesday,
November Sth. 1887. ut 9o'clock y: ln VIZ:
LAURiTZ ERIK RASMUSSEN,
under homestead entry No. 557l. for the west
Ii If of southeast quarter and lot three and north
e,st quarter of southwest quarter oil section
seven, township Iincty-seyen Of range nifty
four w.
He names the following witnesses. to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cilltlva-
ton of said land. viz:
Kntid p. Mellegaard. Anders Christian Christ
ensrn, Niels Andersen. liens Christian Sorensen.
all of Spring Valley. Turner Co.. u. Il
HUGHES EAST. Register.